Definition Synonyms
Definition of matutinal - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
morning timeDated of or occurring in the morningDated
- He enjoyed the matutinal freshness of the countryside.
2.
timeDated active or awake in the early morningDated
- She is a matutinal person, always up at dawn.
Origin of matutinal
Latin, matutinus (of the morning)
Examples of matutinal in a sentence
The matutinal light was perfect for photography. His matutinal routine includes jogging at sunrise. The matutinal light filled the room with warmth.
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- French:matinal, tôt le matin, ...
- German:morgendlich, frühmorgendlich, ...
- Italian:mattutino, mattiniero, ...
- Spanish:matutino, madrugador, ...
- Portuguese:da manhã, matinal, ...
- Chinese:清晨的, 晨型的, ...
- Japanese:朝の, 朝型の, ...
- Arabic:صَبَاحِي, مُبَكِّر, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹקְרִי, שַׁחֲרִיתִי, ...
- Russian:утренний, рано встающий, ...
- Ukrainian:ранковий, ...
- Hindi:प्रातःकालीन, प्रभातीय, ...
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